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re: The Wealthy in Florence Today Are the Same Families as 600 Years Ago
Posted on 5/20/16 at 6:49 pm to tiggerthetooth
Posted on 5/20/16 at 6:49 pm to tiggerthetooth
I was referring to the traditional European model of lords and fiefs. If you weren't born into money, there was no way for you earn money. You did not move beyond he station into which you were born. This concept is still prevalent in many countries: India, most African nations, China and Japan to a large degree.
Don't even try and tell me that any country on this earth rewards entrepeunership more than the US. Someone who is born a dirt poor f'er has a far greater chance of becoming wealthy in the US than any over country on this earth.
Don't even try and tell me that any country on this earth rewards entrepeunership more than the US. Someone who is born a dirt poor f'er has a far greater chance of becoming wealthy in the US than any over country on this earth.
Posted on 5/20/16 at 8:19 pm to HaveMercy
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was referring to the traditional European model of lords and fiefs. If you weren't born into money, there was no way for you earn money. You did not move beyond he station into which you were born
While harder than it is today in America, this economic model had loosened up by the 1400s. There were wealthy merchants and successful tradesmen, those who had moved to the cities.
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